Can Cancer Be Cured by Simple Medicines Acting Through the Blood
An advertisement by Dr. Woodbury D. James of Dorchester Massachusetts claims cancer can be cured by medicines that act on the blood without surgery. It cites Mrs Hazen as a fully cured malignant case witnessed by many and invites readers to visit for a consultation and treatment details with no charge for consultations.
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Woodbury D. James
Savin Hill Av
Dorchester
Mass
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
I. F. Fall
L. F. Crosby & Co
District of Columbia
Providence
Andover
Murdock
Percival F. Marston
Woman Cured of Malignant Cancer Without Surgery
Mrs Martha A Hazen of Danversport Massachusetts recounts her two year battle with breast cancer. After an October 1885 operation removed a breast she faced a second cancer in 1887. Under Dr James treatment starting February 1888 she recovered completely by October 1888 without surgery or plasters, claiming this authenticated case proves cancer can be cured by blood acting medicines.
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Beverly
Mass
James
Martha A. Hazen
Danveraport
D. J. Suits
Huntington
Murdock
Famous Cure Testimony From Mrs Hazen in Danversport
The undersigned testify to Mrs D W Hazen's cure seen before during and after treatment. Names from Danversport East Pepperell Hollis Beverly and Salem track witness to the medical success. Dr James reports progress across chronic diseases tumors kidney female complaints rheumatism and neuralgia with no relapse recorded.
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D. W Hazen
D. W. Hazen
Danversport
Mass
Daniel Pininer
East Pepperell
Maria
Kendall
Persie Parley
Hollis
N. H
Lizzie Hayden
Mellie Lincoln
Lynn
D. N. Plumer
Nellie M. Woods
Slater
Julia A. Aiken
Manchester
Beverly
Emma F. Goodhue
John F. Story
M. A. Sinclair
D. A. Sinclair
James
Field’s Corner
Boston
Cure Quick for Catarrh and Quackery Exposé Ad
A Boston type advertisement offers Cure Quick for Catarrh for 50 cents plus stamps. It promises full instructions, a pamphlet on tobacco hazards, a critique of medical quackery, and a 125 page book The Tobacco Slave for 25 cents. Dr A Greene at 178 Tremont St advertises 44 years’ experience with free pamphlets.
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Boston
Maine
Florida
Boston Post
A. Greene
Tremont St
Nervara Greene
Fleur-de-Lis Club Hosts Dancing Party in Orienta Hall
The Fleur-de-Lis Club, a Roxbury Brighton and Dorchester maidens group, held an enjoyable dancing party at Orienta Hall last evening. Miss Jeanie Carroll and other young ladies supervised the event and guided their gentlemen guests with authoritative carriage.
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Fleur-de-Lis
Roxbury
Brighton
Dorchester
Orienta Hall
Jeanie Carroll
Acotehieo
Emergency Hospital Reports 2500 Treated July 1 1891
Physicians at Emergency Hospital compiled statistics showing 2500 patients treated at the institution as of July 1 1891. The record underscores the hospital’s heavy patient load during that period.
House Debates Gas Utilities and Cigarette Prohibition
The Massachusetts House weighs gas company regulation amid suspicions of concealed motives behind Bay State and Boston Gaslight orders. A substitute bill to ban manufacture and sale of cigarettes is debated, while policy lottery and vaccination repeal petitions surface. Senate changes rule suspensions as both chambers continue to clash over gaming and public health measures.
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Bay State Gas Company
Boston Gaslight Company
Bay State Company
Beacon Hill
Boston
Clayton
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Messrs. Blodgett
Templeton and
Dodge
Natick
Ball
Upton
P. Getchel
Annual Republican Banquet Set for Music Hall
The Republican Club of Massachusetts plans its April 19 dinner in Music Hall with Baldwin's Cadet Band providing music. The event, held the eve of the State convention, aims for a large turnout as delegates from across the state attend. The dinner starts at 5:30 PM and speeches begin at 7:00 PM.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Minneapolis
Baldwin
Carter Son Reports Lawmaker S speech Not Yet Restored
A daughter of Representative Thomas M. Carter of Williamsburg says he was moved from Emergency Hospital to his home after apoplexy and has not regained speech. Little hope is held for his recovery.
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Thomas M. Carter
Williamsburg
Carter
Fire at Jewish Church sparks furnace trouble
An alarm from Box 62 at 2:53 yesterday afternoon reported a fire at the Jewish Church located at 139 Pleasant Street. The blaze was caused by an overheated furnace, resulting in about $500 in damage.
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Pleasant Street
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